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What is Facebook's Oversight Board? Company installs group in attempt to combat misinformation on site

Fb has unveiled details about its new oversight board, which is ready to overview contentious content material subject matter while operating independently of the social neighborhood.
Facebook has unveiled details about its new oversight board, which will review contentious content while operating independently of the social network.

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Author: Newsweek

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